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Hi Mr Eric;
I am electonic engineering student in Turkey. My gradiation project is Labyrinth game. I will use PIC 16F877a , ADX 345 and TG12864B-28T. When i searching the close project, i saw your project which is on youtube in 2007. May you help me? (sorry for my english)
Sure — I would be happy to help. Email me (eric) at this site.
You might want to consider using a PIC16F887 instead, though. It has a built-in oscillator.